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The Passenger Pigeon

Huge flocks of passenger pigeons once roamed North America...

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Passenger Pigeon

In the interest of the preservation of wildlife we here de...

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Pigeon Point Lighthouse

This brick lighthouse was built to incorporate a French fi...

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Results for Pigeon

The Passenger Pigeon

Huge flocks of passenger pigeons once roamed North America. Larger than the mourning dove which it resembled, the passenger pigeon derived its name from an Indian word meaning "wanderer" or one who moves from place to place. Flying at a ...

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Passenger Pigeon

In the interest of the preservation of wildlife we here dedicate this memorial to the ill-fated passenger pigeon which from earliest pioneer days until the 1880s flocked to these Pigeon Hills. This migratory bird, now extinct, was once so plentiful ...

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Pigeon Point Lighthouse

This brick lighthouse was built to incorporate a French first order Fresnel lens. Although no longer used, the lens is still operable in the lantern room. Previously the lens had been installed at Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. It first flashed ...

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